![]() ![]() Instead, the flaw could have caused an affected server to “reflect” UDP packets as a way to amplify a DDoS attack against another server or network on the internet. To clarify certain details, Plex said that the exploit would not have allowed attackers to access any private data or make changes to the accounts of its users. ![]() or newer and is accessible to both public and beta users of Plex Media Server through the regular Downloads page. The fix is available in Plex Media Server v1. To prevent the bug from being exploited, Plex said that its new hotfix will limit its Media Server to respond only to UDP requests only from the local network and not from the public internet. Netscout said that it discovered amplified Plex Media SSDP (PMSSDP) DDoS attack traffic on abused broadband internet access routers directed toward different targets. Infoblox discovers rare Decoy Dog C2 exploitĪt RSA, Akamai put focus on fake sites, API vulnerabilitiesĮlectronic data retention policy (TechRepublic Premium)ĭescribed in an alert issued by network monitoring firm Netscout a couple of days earlier, Plex Media Server could have been used by cybercriminals to amplify DDoS attacks by responding to UDP (User Datagram Protocol) requests from the public internet. SEE: 10 dangerous app vulnerabilities to watch out for (free PDF) (TechRepublic) Must-read security coverageġ0 best antivirus software for businesses in 2023 In an announcement released last Friday and updated on Saturday, Plex said that it has issued hotfix 66 for Plex Media Server to address the flaw in its product. ![]() Media company Plex has fixed a vulnerability in its media server that could have been used by hackers to strengthen DDoS attacks. Plex patches media server bug potentially exploited by DDoS attackersĪll users of Plex Media Server are urged to apply the hotfix, which directs their servers to respond to UDP requests only from the local network and not the public internet. ![]()
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